For Another Woman

The film follows Stephen Winthrop, a New York playboy who inherits a wealthy estate in Canada but is more interested in his party lifestyle than managing his inheritance. His actions lead to unintended consequences for the local villagers who depend on the land, prompting Mary Cartier to travel to New York to convince him to change his family's policies. When Stephen ultimately revisits Canada and lifts the hunting ban, Mary returns to New York to assist the family of the attorney who enforced the ban, leading to further complications when she brings back a child.

For Another Woman is a partially lost film, with some of its footage preserved at UCLA. Collectors may find interest in its unique narrative and historical context within early cinema. The film's runtime is 60 minutes and it was produced by Rayart Pictures Corporation. It is available in DVD and laserdisc formats, making it accessible for those looking to add silent and early talkie dramas to their collection.